Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-14
A KEYNOTE BY CARLISLE.
THE SPEAKER ADDRESSES A BAY
STATE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.


He Star d for States R,ybt. and Redue-
-
Vi ie'oH"e 'p''"s''
Some PROPHECIES Which DID Not Seem
to Conneet-Edmunds and George
Homes n, IN. Camna,,n of ,ss
BosToN, March 1.-The annual meeting
and banquet OF the Bay State club, the lead
ing social and political Democratic organiza-
ton of New England, occurred at the Revere
house Saturday afternoon. The attendance
was very large and included the leading
members of the Democratic party in Massa-
chusetts. The club entertained as guests
Speaker and Mrs Carlisle; Congressman
William McAdoo and wife, OF New Jersey
Congress man William Springer, of Illinois;
G. c. Matson, of Indiana; Hon. W. S. Viii
son, OF West Virginia; First Assistant Post
master General Stevenson, of Illinois; Gen.
W. S. Rosecraus, register of the treasury,
and Hon. jeff Chandler of Washington.
From to D. m an informal reception was
held by the distinguished guests in the par
lors of the hotel. and at u. m the Climb and
guests sat down to a sumptuous BANQUET, the
ladies of The visiting marty dinins senaretelv
a, After the yiapds had haan discussa for an
hou.. and half the visiting ladies ware as
corted In sasts in an an,a-room WHARF +hav
ooplj lista, 70 +ho oadvos,o, A. NJ, ~.
Isle entered the entire Climb aros4 and gave
tbree cbssrs for the DISTINGUISHED l.dv from
Kentucky Col Charles II TAYLOR nrasi.
dent of the cluh tbsn srosa ana in a fav
wall chn.an vvords introduced Sna.Lar Gar
usIa Who ba cold coma 70 Nass.ohusa,t,
,rors hi,,bI,, hono,,, =, ,h.t ho Ia ~, ~
C.,,,,,, H.. - Ia 80 -. - :.
bg Il
S-,at,or ,,ar,;,l., ,,,,., .,oo.,, Nth .;.;,,,
cheers and nrocaad 10 a5drasv tha cIuh 10
the toast Tho D,mocr,cv Uo rafarra5 IA
| the brief life of fsctional nsrtiss and con.
trastad tho narm,na,cy of tho namooratic
marty with the enhemaral existanceo of nartisS
| renrssa, ting, sactions or sactionaI idaas He
said that local self-oavsrnmapt ;s the vitsI
snsrl Of Damocra cy. that it must ,avar h.
ahrid -ed that apv nnxver moi forbi3dan h
| the states nv tina fad srs, constitution haInngs
| IN tho s+.t,S Err t,antv-fivo vaars tho ten.
Jencv in this conntrv bo, h.an AGAINST this
| iJsa Graar ;ptarastS-s Tim =, sl,no,t roo
| rowerful to he successfully oooo, .i-noo-
tenda5 for an sxtansio, of fa iereL naver
| The aroDmant is fraa;v off,ral that wb,tay.r
the state, can not ar will not do the gauarsl
government sbould updsrtsse A Maternal
Government is deman,lej This is anti Dano-
cratic and if e,rsrtasI will tapd m "a ptralza-
ton and then dissolution The Democratic
narty must opuose such tendencies
He comlpenflel th, purity and efficiency
| of the present administration. said the conn-
try was never bettar eoverned than now
| and never so tranouil and cnntantei as now
| The only discomfort of note resultsd from
| uni,lst and unnecessary taxation and that
| ms not the fsult of the adm;nistration He
tn night it better n tax the reonla too litt,a
tbar TO-, much. ba,tor - lat ,ha ,,oo,ls,s
| money stay in ,be;,. ,,cLats thar N axtro,t
| il nv GO ta~at,op and tb,n ardao>,or
m renIsea If bv foolish aud un,a ,assarv ax.
nandituras and subs;dia, Tbe ,-ovarp nant
| has No moral nv Local RIGHT 70 ~ hsropa
ransssar,. o,,,,.rsas OIL ~, b,s;..,..I tho. ri,
A.. o,,ir;o,, ~ a.,
;tv of tho Dauocrats of tb. rnpntrv NJ
| Carlisle snake with preat eIoo,,n.,, was
freonsntly anp,anIed and as IN. cIosai was
given three rousing cheers,
Congressman Springer of Illinois was
| th.n intro pc,3 aud s~,l,a with r.faranc.. 10
the surrIus He said if wo,r,Ii no u,wis. m
pror.,esy as To what womb hann,n If The
surnlus WIS not reiuced ms nronbecies r,.-
gsriIng matters of statsrrsft had here,of,,rs
| hee,, yarv unfortunate N,t Iono ooo a
statesman of this country had pre,lirtad ,baf
he world call the roll of his slaves from the
base nj Runkar Hill monument E,s nrsd,c.
| tion Rad not only proyel inaccurate lint IN
the contrary n colored rnupwump from tha
| base of Bunker Hill monument was occupy
ing one f the most lucrative offices in the
gift of Democratic president AMI recording
the deeds of the distinguish, residents of
the nations capital [Appause ami shouts
| of 'Hurrah for Trotter.l
Mr.. Springer also said the Republicans
had prophesied that financial ruin would
follow the coinage of the silver dollar AMI
the election of Cleveland, but these prophe-
cies had also come TO grief 1t would be, he
said, unsafe TO say that the surplus in the
treasury was an unnlxei evil; il nothing
else could be done with 1t the national deb.
could be paid, for after July next the
bonds due in ~ can be callei. He was
willing TO make the issue the reduction of
| the revenue and let those opposed thereto go
over 10 the other side. Whether Mr. Cleveland
''or any other distinguished Democrat of
New York" were the standard-b4arer IN IS
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snort speecnes were made by Hon. '" 5.
,I iison, ol est thsihia' Congressman NC
- zen Use, a,lI anu Ilon' 'eh IMAM
uier' assistant fosthiaster 'enerai Steven
sou coiisI a'uia'ei t,ie Dein'tr"'S present on
the results Oh th7 enorts ot the postmaster
gttlbfhl anu MS SuDOfIlnab4S toward inn1T